Lecture

MOSFET Analysis: Small Signal Model

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of MOSFET transconductance and output conductance, focusing on the small signal model. It explains the relationship between drain current and the AC voltages Vgs and Vds, as well as the transconductance gm and output conductance gds. The lecture also discusses the impact of different voltages on the saturation region and the importance of resistance to access in MOSFET circuits.

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